MEXC

Very low fees and many new coins

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Calculate with MEXC

You receive0.0146 BTC
Fee 0.5000 EUR · cost 0.15% · Instant
Rank 7 of 21 exchanges. Cheapest: Crypto.com (0.0146 BTC).

Pros

  • Very low spot fees
  • Early listings of new coins

Cons

  • No EU licence
  • No direct euro bank deposits

Fees and limits

Product Fee Rate markup Limits Speed
Spot (taker)
Currencies, Cryptocurrencies → Currencies, Cryptocurrencies
0.05% 0.10% No limit Instant

Fees are indicative and based on the public fee schedule. Indicative figures based on public fee schedules and the live mid-market rate. Always check the final quote with the exchange.

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Frequently asked questions

What does MEXC charge?

For 1,000 EUR → BTC you receive 0.0146 BTC at MEXC. That puts MEXC at place 7 of the 21 exchanges in our comparison for this conversion. The lowest exchange rate markup at MEXC is 0.10%. The exact cost depends on amount, currency and payment method, so compare your own amount.

Is my money safe with MEXC?

Yes, MEXC is supervised: No EU licence. Regulators set rules for how customer money is kept and protected. It does not protect you against exchange rate losses or falling prices of crypto and precious metals.

How quickly does MEXC transfer money?

The fastest option at MEXC is Spot (taker): Instant. The actual time depends on the payment method, the amount and checks by the exchange.

How does GoldexPay rate MEXC?

We give MEXC 3.5 out of 5, based on costs, speed, regulation and ease of use. Compare it with alternatives before you choose below.

Where is MEXC based?

MEXC has its headquarters in Victoria, Seychelles and started in 2018.

What is MEXC for?

MEXC (Crypto exchanges) offers: Spot (taker). You can use it for: Currencies, Cryptocurrencies.

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William Carter · Senior editor, money transfers, crypto and precious metals

William Carter reviews money transfer services, currency apps, crypto exchanges and gold dealers for GoldexPay. He compares real quotes against the mid-market rate, checks fee schedules and the official registers of regulators, and updates a review whenever a provider changes its pricing.